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| epithelial tissue in glands have: |
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| The purpose of connective tissue is: |
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| to connect, support, anchor, framework, protect |
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| CT is not tightly packed, instead it has a: |
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| water like, transports blood cells |
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| cushion, insulation, food storage |
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| acts as framework, surrounded by hydroxy patite crystal=hard |
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| packing & cushioning, right under skin |
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| 2 or more basic types of tissue |
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| fluid outside cell but w/in body |
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| examples of extracellular fluid are: |
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| plasma and interstitial fluid |
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| the immediate surroundings of the cell |
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| definition of homeostasis: |
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| maintenence of a relatively stable environment for the cell so the cell can function and survive |
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| 10 of the 11 major body systems contribute to homeostasis except: |
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| the only two ways to control acid/base balance in body: |
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| respiratory and urinary systems (breathe or pee out) |
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| needs to be 1 to 3, extremely acidic |
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| 7.35-7.45, 6-8 and you're dead |
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| every living cell contrubutes to the ___ and _____ of homeostasis |
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| destruction & maintaining |
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| homeostasis must be able to: |
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| detect deviations in the internal environment & adjust the internal environment appropriately |
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| Definition of Intrinsic control: |
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| controlling your own level of activity |
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| examples of instrinsic control: |
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| heart-more blood comes in when you're active, kidneys-blood pressure, constructs and dialates, stomach-contracts accoring to stretch |
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| Definition of extrinsic control: |
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| control from CNS and endocrine system. |
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| Extrinsic control always _______ intrinsic control |
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| components of negative feedback: |
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| set point (homeostasis), sensor (detects stimuli), integrator (processes and makes decision), effector (fix) |
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| Define negative feedback: |
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| product stops regulation of events |
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| examples of negative feedback: |
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| home heating system, blood pressure regulation, blood sugar levels |
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| examples of positive feedback: |
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| 1. blood clotting, 2. antibody production, 3. uterine contraction during childbirth |
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